SOURCE 2 QUESTION 2 Read the extract below and answer the questions that follow. Protests over power cuts disrupt morning traffic in Soweto Soweto residents took to the streets on Monday morning to protest against power cuts in the area. Traffic is being affected in Moroka South and that rocks and burning tyres are blocking roads as residents' protest over not having electricity. Power utility, Eskom, said it is continuing with a campaign it started late last year to cut off power to users that have failed to pay or rigged illegal connections. This includes Soweto. "If you want to avoid being disconnected, come forward. Even if you have rigged your meter, you can come forward, collect your fine and find a way forward to start paying. Do not wait to get caught," said Eskom spokesperson, Reneiloe Semenya. But a Soweto ANC councillor, Mpho Sesedinyane, says the utility is being arrogant by disconnecting power to homes, saying communities would resist "unapologetically and without fear of intimidation". [Adapted from https://www.news24 Accessed on 05 February 2021]
2.1 Define the term public participation and mention THREE ways in which the Soweto protestors harmed their community in their attempt to be public participants.
2.2 Provide TWO reasons why public participation is important for people experiencing lack of basic services.
2.3 Describe TWO realistic demands protestors could bring forward in their peaceful protest so that they do not face the same situation in future.
2.4 Explain TWO ways in which the Soweto protestors violated the human rights of community members through their strike action.
2.5 Suggest THREE alternative methods on how you could voice your opinion instead of resorting to violence.

2.1 Define the term public participation and mention THREE ways in which Soweto protesters harmed their community in an attempt to be public participants.

1- The other residents are paying their bills normally

2- Clandestine connections can harm the total energy supply network

3- They should protest to have less fees, not for not paying the bill

2.2 Provide TWO reasons why public participation is important for people suffering from a lack of basic services.

1- The government must make these services accessible to citizens

2- Or pay the bill of low-income people

2.3 Describe TWO realistic demands that protesters could make in their peaceful protest so that they do not face the same situation in the future.

1- Prove that you are unable to pay the debt

2- Do not use clandestine connections

2.4 Explain TWO ways in which Soweto protesters violated the human rights of community members through their strike action.

1- The right of free movement when the roads were blocked.

2- When they burned tires and broke public structures.

2.5 Suggest THREE alternative methods on how you can express your opinion rather than resorting to violence.

1- Peaceful protests

2- Thoughtful manifestations

3- Posts on social networks

In this way we end the discussion about the strike in soweto, about the power cuts.

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